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Saudi Sheik
ooutch *: A Saudi Shaik attempts to give us a detailed explanation of the Difference between Men & Women. www.youtube.com
Plato, and to all others...you guys have to know something that has become unfortunately a pattern in thiose countries. Sometimes it isnt the smartest people that end up being sheikhs...in fact, it seems like a last resort, for people who couldnt make it into law school, or medicine, or engineering...therefore, people who may not be the sharpest...they fall back on religion school since they cant make it anywhere else.
The result of this?>...many of them arent as smart about issues or use proper logic to make their decisions...this definitely does hurt our religion..it would be nice if some smart people use their smarts for religion instead...
it's not any better in Jordan, I remember when we used to travel by car,at the border,this one guy at the customs was pointing at a woman screaming " meen sa7ebhaa haai" like she's a hen or something. yet the literacy rate there is 99.9%.
this thinking before talking this is just so stupid.
you can't talk before you think, if that was possible cadavers would be able to carry on conversations without difficulty.
nothing happens without your brain's say-so.
and men don't have any more frontal lobe function (foresight/judgement) prior to uttering statements than women do. so neurologically if he meanst thinking over your statments, then again he's wrong.
why do religious scholars get to talk about things on the news? shouldn't they be praying or something and leaving sciencey stuff to sciency people?
it's like the creationists, and 6 day earthers in the states.
or, since at least here they are mostly ignored, it's like the people who ran europe (into the ground) during it's dark ages.
religion should be focused on social welfare issues, he could have spent that time berating the oil rich states for letting the rest of the muslim world wallow in poverty, or reprimanding the use and abuse of immigrant labor and the entire female gender in his homecountry, instead of frying neurons in people hwo don't know enough to realize he's talking bullsht, and given a podium only because he has a title of religious authority.
>> How will you call Women who have mathematical,
abstract reasoning, visual-spatial intelligence?
My statement that men have greater brain hemisphere separation than do women was a statistical statement. Neuroscience, however, has shown that neural circuity generally does differ between men and women. Again, this is not to imply that women are inferior to men or vice versa.
I did not imply that I have personally conducted the statistical study, which may exist somewhere nonetheless. My aim was to use a concrete example to illustrate that pinning down gender differences is not meant to irrationally pigeonhole the population into a prejudiced conception regarding gender differences. A few may intend to do so, but I do not. And I concede that it is inappropriate for others to imply so. If that is what the Sheik intended to imply by pointing out the gender differences in communication and thinking styles, then he was wrong.
"""Men, on the other hand, have greater brain hemisphere separation, which explains their skills for abstract reasoning and visual-spatial intelligence""".
humm, I am curious to view your statistical findings and also recent research related to the 2 genders other differences...
I would not apply that to all female group. My Q is:
How will you call Women who have mathematical,
abstract reasoning, visual-spatial intelligence?
>> hmm i dont see that this can apply to all men and women like he said.
I don't think that he meant to categorically apply the understanding to "all" men or ?all? women. The translation on the bottom of the screen read "in general." Of course, this is only meant to be a coarse generalization. Indeed, it is crudely appropriate to say "most" men or women in a statistical sense of a bell-shaped normal distribution curve for men and women en.wikipedia.org).
A statistical exercise may be conducted to justify this general understanding:
- Take two statistically relevant populations of men and women.
- Rate each man and woman for certain specific traits such as the extent of non-verbal/verbal communication, the extent of emotional response in times of crisis, the extent of talking with others about problems or issues in life, the extent of certain psychological behavior at Naseeb, the extent of introspective analysis for problem-solving, ability to perform tasks that require mathematical skills, ability to do ?people skills? gymnastics, and how much each person seeks social life for fulfillment and problem-solving, etc.
- Plot the ratings on a normal distribution curve, one for men and another for women.
- You will note a distinct statistical difference. And this is the statistical disparity that is alluded to by the word ?most.? Also, within each gender population, there are bound to be special cases of men that possess certain statistically feminine qualities and vice versa.
God made men (again in a statistical sense) the experts at certain unique traits and women the experts at other unique traits. This is not to imply that women are inferior to men or vice versa. For instance, women have larger connections and more frequent interaction between their brain's left and right hemispheres. This accounts for women's ability to have better verbal skills and intuition. Men, on the other hand, have greater brain hemisphere separation, which explains their skills for abstract reasoning and visual-spatial intelligence.
It's funny how he drew on the board the cartoon of a man and a woman. Anyway, he is right. Psychiatry has found that women in general speak more, devote more brainpower to chit-chat, express more emotions in language, and get a buzz out of hearing their own voices. The disparity between communication and thinking styles of the genders is caused by differences in the male and female brains and hormones. It appears that women have more neural cells set aside for communication.
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The result of this?>...many of them arent as smart about issues or use proper logic to make their decisions...this definitely does hurt our religion..it would be nice if some smart people use their smarts for religion instead...
you can't talk before you think, if that was possible cadavers would be able to carry on conversations without difficulty.
nothing happens without your brain's say-so.
and men don't have any more frontal lobe function (foresight/judgement) prior to uttering statements than women do. so neurologically if he meanst thinking over your statments, then again he's wrong.
why do religious scholars get to talk about things on the news? shouldn't they be praying or something and leaving sciencey stuff to sciency people?
it's like the creationists, and 6 day earthers in the states.
or, since at least here they are mostly ignored, it's like the people who ran europe (into the ground) during it's dark ages.
religion should be focused on social welfare issues, he could have spent that time berating the oil rich states for letting the rest of the muslim world wallow in poverty, or reprimanding the use and abuse of immigrant labor and the entire female gender in his homecountry, instead of frying neurons in people hwo don't know enough to realize he's talking bullsht, and given a podium only because he has a title of religious authority.
our religious hiearchy needs to be toppled.
abstract reasoning, visual-spatial intelligence?
My statement that men have greater brain hemisphere separation than do women was a statistical statement. Neuroscience, however, has shown that neural circuity generally does differ between men and women. Again, this is not to imply that women are inferior to men or vice versa.
I did not imply that I have personally conducted the statistical study, which may exist somewhere nonetheless. My aim was to use a concrete example to illustrate that pinning down gender differences is not meant to irrationally pigeonhole the population into a prejudiced conception regarding gender differences. A few may intend to do so, but I do not. And I concede that it is inappropriate for others to imply so. If that is what the Sheik intended to imply by pointing out the gender differences in communication and thinking styles, then he was wrong.
humm, I am curious to view your statistical findings and also recent research related to the 2 genders other differences...
I would not apply that to all female group. My Q is:
How will you call Women who have mathematical,
abstract reasoning, visual-spatial intelligence?
I don't think that he meant to categorically apply the understanding to "all" men or ?all? women. The translation on the bottom of the screen read "in general." Of course, this is only meant to be a coarse generalization. Indeed, it is crudely appropriate to say "most" men or women in a statistical sense of a bell-shaped normal distribution curve for men and women en.wikipedia.org).
A statistical exercise may be conducted to justify this general understanding:
- Take two statistically relevant populations of men and women.
- Rate each man and woman for certain specific traits such as the extent of non-verbal/verbal communication, the extent of emotional response in times of crisis, the extent of talking with others about problems or issues in life, the extent of certain psychological behavior at Naseeb, the extent of introspective analysis for problem-solving, ability to perform tasks that require mathematical skills, ability to do ?people skills? gymnastics, and how much each person seeks social life for fulfillment and problem-solving, etc.
- Plot the ratings on a normal distribution curve, one for men and another for women.
- You will note a distinct statistical difference. And this is the statistical disparity that is alluded to by the word ?most.? Also, within each gender population, there are bound to be special cases of men that possess certain statistically feminine qualities and vice versa.
God made men (again in a statistical sense) the experts at certain unique traits and women the experts at other unique traits. This is not to imply that women are inferior to men or vice versa. For instance, women have larger connections and more frequent interaction between their brain's left and right hemispheres. This accounts for women's ability to have better verbal skills and intuition. Men, on the other hand, have greater brain hemisphere separation, which explains their skills for abstract reasoning and visual-spatial intelligence.